Exzactly bowhunter2001, that is a perefect example of how you dont need alot of acreage to grow good deer. It just takes time. Alot of things people forget is that if you have tillable acreage you can easily work out a deal with a farmer to plant your fields and leave so much standing each year, or just rent it out to them. This way you dont spend money on foodplots. Small properties can be some of the best deer hunting there is. Time and patience is all it needs. Congrats on the hardwork and the hardearned buck.